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SBM Opens Young Apprentice Positions for Rio de Janeiro and Santos

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/11/2018 at 08:17

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SBM Launches Young Apprentice Program to Work in Rio de Janeiro and Santos

SBM opens positions for Young Apprentices in Rio de Janeiro and Santos. This is your chance to showcase your talent, potential, and secure a permanent position in the company! SBM Offshore wants to enable each of its employees to contribute their skills and talents to sustain optimum performance. In return, they want you to bring your energy and enthusiasm to work every day in support of their motto “Teamwork, Ambition, and Focused Discipline to Shape Our Future”.

About the Young Apprentice Position in Rio de Janeiro and Santos

The company offers a scholarship ranging from R$ 500.00 to R$ 600.00, transportation allowance, meal voucher, food allowance, medical assistance, dental assistance, and life insurance.

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The candidate must be pursuing a technical high school degree or a higher education degree; have knowledge of computers; availability to work 4 hours a day – morning or afternoon in the Center / Rio de Janeiro or Santos / SP. Intermediate English will be a differential

The candidate will be responsible for managing and organizing documents and files of the department they are assigned to; providing administrative and operational support to the area they are assigned to.

The future of offshore energy will be determined by companies with a solid reputation, strong operations, and robust financing. And the most complex floating production systems in the industry rely on capable and innovative people. Make the world your workplace. SBM Offshore employees thrive, empowered by a collaborative management style and challenged by cutting-edge projects. At SBM Offshore, you are encouraged and supported to reach your true potential. Your career development will be enhanced by sustainable growth and an innovative environment.

About the Company

SBM has a long history with Brazil, starting with the supply of a CALM buoy in 1968. Since 1997, we have operated vessels from our base in Macaé, and offshore operations of numerous floating units have been implemented over the years in Vitória, Santos, and Rio. In addition to operational expertise, SBM has developed the capability to execute Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) activities in Brazil with a commitment to continue developing as a truly Brazilian company with a long-term investment and development strategy in the country. You can also register your resume in the company’s talent pool here for opportunities in shorebases or offshore operations and opportunities in their office in Rio.

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SBM Opens Young Apprentice Positions for Rio de Janeiro and Santos

SBM Launches Young Apprentice Program to Work in Rio de Janeiro and Santos

About the Young Apprentice Position in Rio de Janeiro and Santos

About the Company

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SBM Opens Young Apprentice Positions for Rio de Janeiro and Santos

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About the Young Apprentice Position in Rio de Janeiro and Santos

About the Company

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